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	1/27/2014: FRONT PAGE: LASER CURE FOR ARTHRITIS PAIN A REVOLUTIONARY laser treatment can slash the crippling pain of arthritis, British scientists have found. The technique involves zapping sore joints with a powerful beam of light. It stimulates the same pressure points targeted in acupuncture – but... Visit Daily Express Web Site

	1/27/2014: Front Page: BOOST YOUR PENSION BY £25 A WEEK PENSIONERS are to be given the chance to boost their state pension by up to £25 a week. They will be allowed to make top- up payments which will increase their retirement income for the rest of their lives. The scheme, available to anyone who has... Visit Daily Mail Web Site

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	1/27/2014: Front Page: BB’S LEE CRACKS UP OVER SEX WAR BOOTED Celeb Big Brother love rat Lee Ryan has sparked fears he is having a meltdown after his sex triangle with Jasmine Waltz and Casey Batchelor made him a hate figure. LOVETANGLE: Red-hot Jasmine and, inset, Lee Visit Daily Star Web Site

	1/27/2014: Front Page: First Lady’s farewell to François Valérie Trierweiler landed in Mumbai on a humanitarian visit yesterday after it was formally announced that her seven-year relationship with the French President François Hollande has ended. Visit I Newspaper Web Site

	1/24/2014: FRONT PAGE: LONDON’S £100bn PROPERTY BOOM LONDON’S homes generated more wealth than the entire New Zealand economy last year as their total value soared by in excess of £100 billion, according to new research. Huge demand f or flats and houses added £106 billion to the total worth of the... Visit London Evening Standard Web Site

	1/27/2014: Front Page: Bosses blitz Labour's 50p tax rate SENIOR business figures yesterday launched a strong and united attack on Labour’s pledge to raise the top rate of tax to 50p. In the toughest criticism so far, the heads of 24 of Britain’s most successful companies warned in a letter to The... Visit The Daily Telegraph Web Site

	1/27/2014: FRONT PAGE: Diplomats’ role in fake bomb detector scam The government accepted thousands of pounds from a fraudster to assist a global trade in fake bomb detectors despite a Whitehall-wide warning that the devices were “no better than guessing” and could be deadly. Gary Bolton paid the government to... Visit The Guardian Web Site

	1/27/2014: FRONT PAGE: UK regions hit by brain drain Huge numbers of young adults move to London from Britain’s other cities and never return home, according to a report revealing the extent to which the capital drains talent from the rest of the country. The research underlines the capital’s dominance... Visit The Independent Web Site

	1/27/2014: Front Page: Former f irst lady faces world ARRIVING in India last night, Valerie Trierweiler puts a brave face on her break-up with French president François Hollande, whose affair led to her being hospitalised for eight days with stress. The former first lady, seen in public for the first... Visit The Scotsman Web Site

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